Bill Soistmann

A picture of the four of us after Easter services in 2009. We did not go for the service but we were at Good Friday mass with the Pope at the Colloseo.

This is really a question but I can’t seem to save it as one (the question is empty?)

Anyway,
I imagine this is a very nice place to visit in April. Can anyone confirm or deny that?

I want to see if it is a grand as they say.

We loved our visit. Billy, who was three at the time, helped some locals collect live Conch from the water. We did some swimming and even had a Conch-lovers pizza at Pizza Hut ($27 dollars – 10 years ago).

It was very hot!

We loved our visit. Billy, who was three at the time, helped some locals collect live Conch from the water. We did some swimming and even had a Conch-lovers pizza at Pizza Hut ($27 dollars – 10 years ago).

It was very hot!

Stopped on our way to Michigan.
Worth the stop!
Don’t miss it!

Terri and I have always dreamed of retiring here. Of course we will have to figure in children and grandchildren before we make firm plans, but we will definitely visit again.

You haven’t lived until you’ve taken a cold shower in the dark to the beat of voodoo drums and sounds of wild dogs!

The sixth graders at my elementary school always went here for the big trip, but when I was in sixth grade we could not go becaus of an accident at a nuclear plant. We went to Six Flags Great Adventure instead which is a great park but I’d been there many times.

I did get to go to Hershy Park many years later and have been three times. It is loads of fun.

Will be there in December to see Bon Jovi with Terri (see Veteran’s stadium), but will travel to Baltimore for the Trans-Siberian orchestra since the only tickets left here are way up high. I’ve been up there before and it scares me.

Been to many ball games and concerts. It needed to be torn down before someone was killed, but I will miss it.

Terri and I saw the last concert there – Bon Jovi. It was actually his first appearance at the stadium and the last concert there.